It tells the rhapsody of life composed by two teenagers between an abandoned piano room and the ICU ward. Music student Shi Kai and wheelchair boy Huang Zihongfan used medical equipment to modify musical instruments and folded medical records into musical scores. In the countdown to illness and demolition, they used pain as the note and breathing as the rhythm to create "Requiem for Ruins" that shocked the entire city. When the keys of the piano grow copper money, and when the ECG monitor learns to sing, the finale of this concert dedicated to death allows everyone to hear a tremor that is more eternal than the heartbeat - it turns out that the greatest movement is never on the staff, but between the fingers soaked in antibiotics, in the morning light of sharing the last painkiller candy.
Intent: This is a musical revolution born toward death:
Ventilator = pipe organ | wheelchair = timpani | cough syrup = wine
Medical records are love letters | CT scans are invitations | ICU is the most rebellious concert hall